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None of the states really liked it. They made gold, silver, and continental money, but people didn't accept it. Plus, they had to pay back debts from the Revolution to the people who fought in war, so they needed a new way to make money, so that at least nine out of the thirteen states approved the money.

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Everyone no matter what size the state was got exactly two votes.

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The recieved equal votes with the larger states.

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Because each State, no matter how big or how small, got the same number of votes in Congress

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What two accomplishments cam out of the Articles of Confederation?

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The articles did not allow the government to tax its people, thus forcing the government to reley on donations from the states. Also, under the articles there was only a one house legislation which did not satisfy states like Virginia who had a large population. So in the constitution a two house legislature was created, the senate and house of representatives.


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